Teclast N30: New budget-friendly mini PC supports three high-resolution monitors
The N30 is a new wallet-friendly mini PC (Image source: Teclast)
Teclast’s new N30 mini PC can handle up to three external displays and comes with Windows 11 Pro preinstalled. The compact computer also features a 512GB NVMe SSD.
Teclast's product lineup includes tablets, which are also available on Amazon, as well as mini PCs like the new N30. This computer is powered by an Intel N150 with four cores, which is a budget-focused chipset that doesn’t offer too much performance. That said, it should be sufficiently quick for office applications or browsing the web, but users who are planning to edit video or play video games should definitely look elsewhere.
The mini PC sports 16GB DDR4 RAM and a 512GB NVMe SSD. The internal mass storage is expandable thanks to a second M.2 2280 SSD slot. The memory is replaceable as well, which could be useful in case of a defect. The Teclast N30 only weighs around 9 oz and comes in a small case with a volume of half a liter, so it should fit on any desk. Alternatively, it can be mounted on the back of a monitor thanks to VESA compatibility.
On the front, there are two USB 3.2 Type-A ports, another one can be found on the back alongside a USB 2.0 port. Although USB-C is a very versatile interface, the mini PC also offers HDMI and Ethernet on the back. The Teclast N30 has been listed on AliExpress for an affordable $181, but shipping to the US doesn’t seem to be available at the time of writing.
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